The Pebble Mouse 2 M350s is a deliberately small, simple wireless mouse. Logitech positions it as a portable everyday companion, and its UK store listed it at £12.99 when checked for this review. The assessment below draws on Logitech’s specifications and independent testing rather than personal hands-on use.
A small mouse with useful extras
The M350s connects over Bluetooth and can remember up to three devices, with a button underneath to switch between them. Logitech says its Silent Touch technology reduces click noise by 90 per cent compared with its M185 mouse. The middle button can be customised through Logitech software. It is powered by a replaceable AA battery, so there is no charging routine to remember.
That combination is useful if you move between a laptop, tablet and desktop, or want a mouse that slips into a small bag. Its understated shape and near-silent buttons are also suited to shared workspaces, libraries and late-night use.
The comfort trade-off
The low, compact shell is the main compromise. It is easy to carry, but it gives the hand less support than a fuller-sized ergonomic mouse. Independent testing also notes that the flat profile is not ideal for long sessions. The shape may be perfectly comfortable for fingertip use, but anyone who prefers to rest their whole palm on a mouse should try one in person first.
This is a basic productivity mouse, not a gaming upgrade. Buyers who want a USB receiver should check the box carefully: Logitech’s current M350s is Bluetooth-first, and its Logi Bolt receiver is sold separately where supported.
Who is it for?
Choose the Pebble Mouse 2 if portability, quiet clicks and switching between devices matter more than an ergonomic shape or gaming features. At its low UK list price it is an easy accessory to justify, especially for a laptop bag. If it will be your main mouse for a full working day, comfort should decide the purchase before the colour or price.